Shinjuku Incident Page #7

Synopsis: In China, the poor worker Tietou repairs tractors and misses his sweetheart Xiu Xiu, back in Japan, she having never sent any news to her family or him. While illegally emigrating to Japan, Tietou loses his Chinese documents and so cannot return to his country. He is welcomed by his countrymen who lodge and work in Shinjuku where they also help him to find illegal work. While running from a police raid through the sewage system where Chinese are illegally working, Tietou saves Inspector Kitano from drowning in the dirty water. Later, after an incident with his cousin, Joe, and a Taiwan gang, Tietou saves the powerful Yakuza boss Toshinari Eguchi. He is the husband of Xiu Xiu, who is now called Yuko and are parents of a little daughter. The mobster offers a dirty job to Tietou; in retribution, he promises to deliver the quarter dominated by the Taiwan gang to him. Tietou becomes the boss of the Chinese illegal immigrants. But his peaceful methods make him unpopular and Tietou starts to
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Tung-Shing Yee
Production: Columbia Pictures
  1 win & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Metacritic:
63
Rotten Tomatoes:
60%
R
Year:
2009
119 min
Website
195 Views


You'll regret not talking.

Your kid will die. Speak!

Ayako.

Don't...

Ayako...

What happened?

The cops are here.

Go to Okubo station now.

Take care of Steelhead!

Where are you?

Okubo station.

I'm on my way.

Get me a car.

Over there.

There.

Are you OK?

Don't shoot!

Nakajima!

Hold your fire.

Stop, don't shoot!

Emergency! Officer down!

How many men are down?

Get an ambulance here...

Steelhead! Steelhead!

Steelhead!

Steelhead!

Hang on!

Your lung must be punctured!

It's no use.

I have repaid my debt.

Steelhead!

We can call it even.

What did you say?

Steelhead, what did you say?

The rest is a battle.

You can only win if you love a good fight.

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